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Decision No. 500/QD-TTg on approving the National Electricity Development Plan for 2021-2030, vision to 2050.

2023PolicyMitigation
Sectors: Energy

This is the 8th plan of its kind setting out Vietnam's future electricity generation plans. It also aligns Vietnam's power generation plans with the commitments made through its Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) agreed in 2022. 

The plan sets out a widescale modernisation of infrastructure and the prioritisation of renewable electricity generation. The plan aims to more than double Vietnam’s power generation capacity, from 69 GW at the end of 2020 to 150 GW by 2030 – and enable the country to reach carbon neutrality by 2050. 

The plan also sets out how Vietnam will reduce its long-term reliance on coal, including phasing out coal power generation entirely by 2050.

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Resilient infrastructure, Fossil fuel divestment, Net zero growth plan, Sustainable fishing

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Decision No. 500/QD-TTg on approving the National Electricity Development Plan for 2021-2030, vision to 2050.
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  • 30.9 to 39.2 percent of total generation capacity to come from renewable energy by 2030Energy: Renewable Energy · Target year: 2030
  • 67.5 to 71.5 percent of total generation capacity to come from renewable resources by 2050.Energy: Renewable Energy · Target year: 2050
  • 27,880 MW wind generation capacity by 2030Energy: Renewable Energy: Wind · Target year: 2030
  • 130,050 to 168,550 MW wind generation capacity by 2050Energy: Renewable Energy: Wind · Target year: 2050

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